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NGX has achieved remarkable gains, concluding on February 2, 2024, with an All-Share Index of 104,421.23 points
NGX has admitted Chapel Hill Denham Management Limited’s Series 9 Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund of 106,350,000 Units of N100.00 each at N108.89 each under the N200 Billion Issuance Program.
NGX has admitted Chapel Hill Denham Management Limited’s Series 9 Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund of 106,350,000 Units of N100.00 each at N108.89 each under the N200 Billion Issuance Program.
The NGX continued its bullish run as the All-Share Index appreciated by 1.57%, gaining 1,618.98 to close at 104,421.23 points.
After a run of bearish performances in the NGX this week, the market has bounced back, with banking stocks leading the rally.
Equities trading on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) concluded the first month of 2024 (January) with notable positivity, propelled by a notable surge in investor confidence directed towards listed corporations.
For the first time since January 10, 2024, the NGX has closed in the bearish zone as the All-Share Index declined by 1.5% to close at 103,110.15 points, a decline of 1,567.82 from yesterday’s 104,674.67 points.
Within the global financial arena, Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX)’s remarkable year-to-date growth of 37% has stirred a mix of excitement and apprehension among investors.
After slowing down the bullish momentum last week, the NGX has jerked back with a 2.22% gain, as the All-Share Index hit 104,674.67 points, up 2272.79 points from last Friday’s 102,481.55 points.
Rain is a blessing but not the kind of rain that used to fall in Lagos causing flood and carrying people's wives away.
The impending rain that will come will most likely flood the NGX leading to weeping and sighing even as we continue to celebrate the ASI climb into uncharted territories.
In the week between January 22-26, 2024, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) appreciated by 8.32% to close at 102,401.88 points, an increase of 7863.76 points from last week’s 94,538.12.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has suspended trading on the shares of Glaxo SmithKline Consumer Nigeria (GSK) Plc for eventual delisting from the Exchange.